By Steve Kardell | Published March 9, 2020 | Posted in Whistleblower Litigation | Tagged Tags: attorney-client privilege, evidence of wrongdoing, trade secrets law |
People who become aware of wrongdoing within their company and wish to act as whistleblowers will need to provide proof of wrongdoing on the part of their company. This can be easier said than done. You might need to access certain documents or company information to be able to prove your allegations. If you are Read More
Read MoreOn May 11, President Obama signed the brand-new Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 (DTSA). This new legislation establishes a federal trade secrets law and has the added benefit of protecting corporate whistleblowers. With this law, whistleblowers who disclose trade secrets to federal, state or local government officials or to an attorney for the sole Read More
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